As our new AwesomeInfo class doesn't have any subclasses, we can mess around with it without worrying about breaking anything, so let's keep working there.
First, we're going to put a
StaticMeshComponentin the class, similar to what we did with ourAwesomeEnemyclass. Let's rewrite ourAwesomeInfoclass to look like the following code snippet:class AwesomeInfo extends Info placeable; defaultproperties { Begin Object Class=StaticMeshComponent Name=MyMesh StaticMesh=StaticMesh'UN_SimpleMeshes.TexPropCube_Dup' Materials(0)=Material'EditorMaterials.WidgetMaterial_Y' Scale3D=(X=0.25,Y=0.25,Z=0.25) End Object Components.Add(MyMesh) bHidden=false }As we're using an emissive material, we don't need to set a light environment for the
StaticMeshComponent. TheInfoclass hasbHiddenset toTrue, we need to change it so we can see theAwesomeInfoin game.Compile the code, and open
AwesomeTestMapin the editor.If the
AwesomeActoris...